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THE SHORT GAMETHE SHORT GAME
No.
9 Champions Golf Club.
Dallas’ Royal Oaks Country
Club came in at No.
13, followed by Odessa Country Club
at No.
17 and Abilene Country
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THE SHORT GAMETHE SHORT GAME
No.
9 Champions Golf Club.
Dallas’ Royal Oaks Country
Club came in at No.
13, followed by Odessa Country Club
at No.
17 and Abilene Country
Club at No.
20.
Golf Digest Editor-in-Chief
Jerry Tarde noted, “There
seems to be an overabundance of
Texas clubs, which supports the
long-held view that the State of
Hogan, Nelson and Trevino simply breeds tougher competitors.
”
As you can imagine, longtime
DAC head pro Dennis Ewing
has received numerous challenges from clubs on the list
wanting to establish “who’s
really No.
1.
” That includes
Champions, which has more
than 200 players with single
digit handicaps.
Ewing, however, is retiring
this year and will leave the
challenge matches to incoming
pro Lance Patterson.
t was a simple poll, really.
Survey every club in the country
to find out the lowest 10 handicaps
at each club, tabulate the results, then run
a list declaring “the clu
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